Zach Nunn introduced a resolution to block Medicaid and SNAP cuts — then voted for the biggest cuts in history three weeks later. A year on, clinics in his district are closing and Iowa SNAP enrollment is down nearly 25,000.
A year after Mariannette Miller-Meeks — a doctor — voted for Trump's budget bill, Iowa SNAP enrollment is down nearly 25,000, her district's hospital ended labor and delivery services, and she told booing constituents the bill 'strengthened' Medicaid.
A year after Tom Tiffany voted for Trump's budget bill, protesters brought a dead ambulance to GOP headquarters — because, Democrats say, as many as 270,000 Wisconsinites could lose healthcare and tens of thousands could lose food help.
DOGE wiped out 23,500 civilian federal jobs in Virginia, and he says he believes the House will write those cuts permanently into law. He calls in-person town halls 'inefficient' — and skipped the 'empty chair' one his constituents held without him.
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. returned from a months-long absence and revealed he was treated for depression. He calls himself a supporter of mental health care — but his record is a long list of votes making that care harder to get.
Within a day of a poll showing him trailing, Rep. Bill Huizenga scrubbed his campaign website — deleting his anti-abortion, national-debt, and health-care pages. He can hide the pages. He can't hide the votes.
Gov. Sarah Sanders declined to debate her two challengers in Eureka Springs. The empty chair didn't stop them from walking through her record on schools, healthcare, and prisons.
Arkansas already ranks 49th of 50 states on the measures we track. Now its own members of Congress have voted to cut Medicaid and SNAP on top of it, while a trade fight squeezes its farmers.
The same bill traded $1 trillion in Medicaid cuts for $1 trillion in tax giveaways to the richest 1 percent. His top donors: General Dynamics, Blackstone Group, Ernst & Young and Holland & Knight.